Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-07-21

A leather pocket-book. containing
photograph has been left at this office
for an owner.
Oscar O. Snyder has been under the
doctors care for the past ten days, but
is now conyalescing.
Parties wanting binders will do well
to call at the Hay Shed and see the
Osborne Steel Frame.
Mrs. j. V. Lamson's many friends
are panied to hear that she is confined
to the house by sickness.
Kellar has the finest line and largest
stock OF jewelry, watches, etc., to be
found in Turner county.
District Attorney Jones says he will
take an appeal from the illegal act of
the county board in purchasing a Jail.
Frank Hamblin is enjoying these
warm, sunny days, on the roof Of G. A.
Near's new house, laying the tin there
on,
A MIR. Crull of Uawarden, Iowa, has
purchased f. w. Snoozy's meat market.
and will take possession the first of
August.
Pier & Ferguson's store front has
been receiving some artistic touches at
the hands Of the painter. Chas. Bee
ken manipulated the brush.
w. c. T. U. will meet at the Reading
Room Saturday, July 23, at 3 o'clock.
All members are eequested to be pres
ent, as there is work to be done.
z. Allen is the only authorized agent
in Turner county for the celebrated
Yankton Insurance Co. Any one hav-
ing business with the g Yankton will
please confer with him.
There will be special meeting of the
Hurley lodge of l. o. G. T., Thursday
evening July 2lst, to which every mem
Der is requested to attend without fail
as they will hear something to their
interest.
There will be an entertainment and
basket social given in School House
hall under the auspices of Hurley lodge
of Good Templars, Wednesday evening
August Sd, which all are invited to
attend and have good time.
| Commissioner Bacon is called upon
to explain his vote on the jail appropri-
alton. After his pledge not to vote for
an appropriation for county buildings
unless the same should first be sane
toned by a majority Of the voters of
the county, his action in this matter
appears rather peculiar, to say the
least.
The Farmer, the enterprising agri.
cultural weekly of st. Paul, Mimi, fol
July 81, Will contain an illustrated arti
Gle giving the life history of the Chinch
, bug, an account of it's habits, its nat
ural enemies ands the best artificial
means known for checking its ravages
} We advise every farmer reader to sent
a postal card to The Farmer, asking
for copy, which will be sent free.
, a truer observation was never made
than the following: Every man ough
to take pride in the prosperity of hi:
own town. If you earn your none.
. in that place, you ought also to spent
it there. Few people stop to think o
the dependence Of one person upcl
another in their own community
). The money you spend at home vii
! indirectly benefit yourself much NOR
than what you send abroad.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera an
Diarrhea Remedy is skillfully prepare
!" for the especial treatment of bowe
complaint. mo other treatment is nee
essary in aiiyscase. 1t is safe, promp
= and always cures. Thousands of bo1
z ties have been sold in the west durin
= the past fifteen years. For reference;
ask any person who has ever tried it Q
. seen it tried. Prepared only by Chan
berlain & Co., Des Moines, Iowa. Sol
by e. Brauch.
= Mr.. w. III. Dempster is canyassin
!. Hurley and vicinity in the interest
= Johnson's Cyclopedia, which work r.
:. ceives the highest recommendation
. from eminent men in all parts of til
country. While the price of this wor
is one-half less than that of othi
standard works of the kind, in re-
worth it has no superior, and there
nothing which will take its place in
library. Parties desiring work
this kind would do well to give NJ
Dempster an opportunity to show the
the merits of Johnson's.
Can some reader of the Herald i
form its editor upon what authori
the board of county commissioners a
propriates over $1,000 from the fun
ou of the county to erect a building
ne Parker to be used for county purpose
ed 1t is generally understood that durii
Z the session of I8S0-S1. when Mr.. Thi'
man was representing tEis county, tn
IS. in order to prevent the erection of al
ks buildings at Swan Lake, he secured t
M passage of bill which prohibited t
is erection of any county buildings ',nle
re, SO authorized by the vote of the count
,ly If Parker must have county buildil
DIV in order to secure its future happine
or let Messrs. Stone and Houts pfodi
be that $4,000 bonus which they certifi
MS was deposited in their banks to be us
Iy. for the erection. OF such buildings
fe. the county seat was located in til
town,